Corona deaths around the world exceed the two and a half million deaths
The latest global statistics announced on the Corona pandemic, until Thursday morning, showed that the number of deaths due to infection with the virus reached 2 million and about 572 thousand deaths, while the total number of infected people reached 115 million and nearly 769 thousand injuries, of whom 91 million and more than 469 thousand patients recovered.
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The Corona pandemic continues to spread in 219 countries, territories and regions around the world, and the countries of the world yesterday recorded a significant increase in the number of new infections and in the number of deaths, compared to the statistics of the previous day, as it recorded 440 thousand and 965 new infections, and during the last 24 hours there were 10,838 deaths.
The statistics showed that the five countries that recorded the highest death toll in a single day in the world on Wednesday were, respectively, America 2,350 deaths, Brazil 1,840 deaths, Mexico 1,035 deaths, Russia 452 deaths, and Spain 446 deaths.
She explained that the five countries that recorded the highest number of new injuries in the world yesterday, within one day, were in a row, Brazil recorded 74,376 injuries, while America recorded 66,879 injuries, followed by France 26,788 injuries, Italy 20,884 injuries, and India 17,425 injuries.
America is still at the forefront of the world in terms of the highest death toll and the number of total injuries, and statistics showed that the five countries that are, as of Thursday morning, the most affected by the pandemic in the world in terms of the total number of deaths, are: America 531,652 deaths, Brazil 259,402 deaths, and Mexico
188,044 deaths, India 157,471 deaths, and Britain 123,783 deaths.
The statistics showed that the five countries that are, as of this morning, the most affected in the world in terms of the total number of injuries: America 29,456,377 injuries, India 11,156,923 injuries, Brazil 10,722,221 injuries, Russia 4,278,750 injuries, and Britain 4,194,785 injuries.
